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Full-Text Articles in Transportation Law
Bursting The Auto Loan Bubble In The Wake Of Covid-19, Pamela Foohey
Bursting The Auto Loan Bubble In The Wake Of Covid-19, Pamela Foohey
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Before the COVID-19 pandemic, auto loans outstanding in the United States had soared to record highs. The boom in lending spanned new and used cars and traditional and subprime loans. With loan delinquencies also hitting new highs almost every quarter, predictions that the auto lending market could burst soon abounded. When the economy came to a grinding halt and unemployment skyrocketed in the wake of the pandemic, auto lenders knew they were facing a crisis. Throughout 2020, auto lenders granted more payment forbearances to consumers, while slashing interest rates on new loans. Auto manufacturers similarly made promises to buyers, such …
Autonomy In The Age Of Autonomous Vehicles, Michael Mattioli
Autonomy In The Age Of Autonomous Vehicles, Michael Mattioli
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This essay describes intertwined policy challenges related to autonomous vehicle data. The policy goals of promoting privacy, safety, competition, and commerce are all so deeply intertwined, I conclude, that they must be understood and addressed together. This essay does not attempt to solve the problem. Instead, it presents a descriptive snapshot of the current state of play in the industry and closes by raising a set of questions. I hope these questions will prompt useful discussions among policy experts and the public.
The Application Of The National Environmental Policy Act Of 1969 To The Darien Gap Highway Project, A. Dan Tarlock
The Application Of The National Environmental Policy Act Of 1969 To The Darien Gap Highway Project, A. Dan Tarlock
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Urban Highways: The Problems Of Route Location And A Proposed Solution, Alfred C. Aman
Urban Highways: The Problems Of Route Location And A Proposed Solution, Alfred C. Aman
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Manslaughter By Motorists, James J. Robinson
Manslaughter By Motorists, James J. Robinson
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Establishing Railroad Liability For Fires, Fowler V. Harper, Ellahue A. Harper
Establishing Railroad Liability For Fires, Fowler V. Harper, Ellahue A. Harper
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State Highways And Interstate Motor Transportation, Bernard C. Gavit
State Highways And Interstate Motor Transportation, Bernard C. Gavit
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Discrimination Between Companies Operating Motor Bus Lines, Bernard C. Gavit
Discrimination Between Companies Operating Motor Bus Lines, Bernard C. Gavit
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Growth Of The Power Of Contract In The History Of The Liability Of Common Carriers, Hugh Evander Willis
Growth Of The Power Of Contract In The History Of The Liability Of Common Carriers, Hugh Evander Willis
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